Sonko is facing rape charges, after a 21-year-old Adjie Sarr working in a salon accused him.
Sonko was asked not to talk publicly about the case and that if he wants to travel anywhere in the country, he must be granted permission.
He was arrested and detained last Wednesday. According to Amnesty International, eight deaths have been registered during the three days of riot with cars, petrol stations and government properties damaged.
Rioters were looting basic food and monies to banks and supermarkets.
Dr. Abdoulie Badjan, head of the Department of Pathology at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital, yesterday testified before Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the High Court in Banjul in the murder case involving Yankuba Touray.
Several people have urged the Barrow administration and lawmakers to demonstrate maximum political will on the pending Anti Corruption Bill to ensure it is passed quickly and anti corruption commission formed.
The Point can confirm that The Gambia is not among the countries recently blacklisted by the European Union for allegedly violating ‘‘anti-money laundering and terrorism financing rules’’.
The National Centre for Arts and Culture (NCAC) in partnership with Daughter of Africa Foundation (DOAF) Wednesday, 11 November launched National Museum The Gambia Portrait Competition also known as Art Bantaba 2020.
